This bridge-saw blade range is for marble slabs and other soft stones. The saved table covers 300–450 mm diameters, 50/60 mm bores and both silent and regular cores, so the machine interface and preferred core should be stated with the stone.
Four bridge-saw sizes in the old table
| Blade diameter | Segment length | Segment width | Segment height | Segments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 300 mm | 43/40 mm | 3.2 mm | 8.0/10 mm | 21 |
| 350 mm | 43/40 mm | 3.2 mm | 8.0/10 mm | 24 |
| 400 mm | 43/40 mm | 3.2 mm | 8.0/10 mm | 29 |
| 450 mm | 43/40 mm | 4 mm | 8.0/10 mm | 32 |
Silent and regular cores are marked as available for every row. The table is a dimensional range; it does not identify one bond for every marble.
Match the blade to the bridge saw
Confirm blade diameter, 50/60 mm bore, rotation direction, flange arrangement and the machine's permitted blade range. Provide the marble name plus a sample or a record from the current blade. Huada's old note says the blade is developed around the marble and customer request, so the cutting brief should accompany the dimensions.
Record the first slab cuts
- Machine, spindle and selected core type
- Marble slab dimensions and required edge condition
- Supplied diameter, bore and segment row
- Water delivery and operating settings used
- Cut quality, chipping, blade condition and repeatability
Keep an accepted slab sample or clear edge photographs with the blade reference. They give the next replacement order a specific quality target.
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